Stir continually until done. Blackberry Jam. Allow three-fourths of a pound of sugar to one pound of fruit; JAMS. 247 inash the berries, put on in a preserving kettle and l)oil fifteen minutes; add the sugar, remove the scum as it rises, and stir con- stantly until done. Grape and Gooseherri/ Jam. Stew the ben-ies in a little water, jiress through a coarse sieve, then return to the kettle and allow one jiound of sugar to one pound of fruit ; boil until done. Pour in jars or bowls and cover as d...irected for other jams. Pine-apple Jam. Peel pine-aj3ples, cut all the black specks out, grate on a coarse grater; allow three-quarters of a pound of sugar to a pound of pine-apple. Boil until clear from forty to fifty minutes. Put in glass jars and seal. PF(_ESERVES. Preseri'ed Peaches. Take any nice peaches that will not cook to pieces; pare them and take out the seeds; drop them in cold water as you peel them to keep them from coloring. To two pounds of fruit take two of sugar; moisten with half a pint of water; let it boil until it is the consistency of thick molasses, then drop in the fruit slowly, a few at a time, so that it will not stop the boiling, until all are in; when the scum rises, take off; when the fruit is cooked it is done.
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